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Funeral services for James (Jim) Robert McLemore, 81, of Monroe, will be held at 3:00 PM Tuesday, March 19, 2013, at First Christian Church, Monroe, with Dr. Craig Ferguson officiating. Interment will follow at Mulhearn Memorial Park Mausoleum under the direction of Mulhearn Funeral Home, Sterlington Road, Monroe.
Mr. McLemore passed away Friday, March 15, 2013, at St. Francis Medical Center. Jim graduated from Ole Miss and earned his MBA from ULM. As a CPA in OK and LA, he worked at IBM, Borg-Warner and retired as a Financial Officer from Olinkraft. He was a Boy Scout and enjoyed many outdoor activities.
As a long-standing, active member of First Christian Church, he was an instrumental part of building the church and served as Elder and Chairman of the Board. Jim was a devoted husband, Daddy, and Papa who loved spending time with his family, especially teaching his children and granddaughters the joys of fishing. He was a father figure to many of his nieces and nephews and taught them valuable life lessons. Many have described him as the nicest, kindest man, who never met a stranger. He loved our Lord and was the best example of a Christian man.
Mr. McLemore was preceded in death by his parents, Robert and Mary Lou McLemore; and sister, Ina Dean Smith.
Survivors include his wife, Leta Faye Peyton McLemore; children, Carole McLemore, Sheila McLemore McCarty and husband Mike, and Brent McLemore and wife Sondra; grandchildren, Holly Jones, Clementine McLemore, and Gracie McLemore; sister, Margie Pauls; and many special extended family members.
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The best network devices to stream media around the house
It's taken for granted that if you want to watch the World Cup in style you'll need a big telly or, even, projector and screen. You'll need at least a 5.1 surround sound system, including speakers and some form of amplification. And, you'll need one or more video sources sat underneath or nearby. Basically, you need a home cinema setup.
But, if you're going to go to all of that expense, you're going to want to do more with your system than just watch footy, so it's wise to add gizmos and gadgets that you know you'll make use of beyond South Africa 2010.
One modern, yet vital, aspect of home cinema that is often overlooked is media streaming; the concept of storing video, music and pictures remotely, and accessing them through a home network to play in the living room. It's something that pretty much every custom installer includes as part of their professional builds. And, while they tend to specify pricey systems from brands such as Imerge and Kaleidescape, which can cost in the tens of thousands of pounds, it's something you can do very simply for a fraction of the price.
Blu-ray players, set-top-boxes, games consoles and, even, many TVs now have DLNA-certification, allowing them to hook up to a router through Ethernet or Wi-Fi and play files stored on a home computer with the minimum of setup fuss. And there's a fair few dedicated bits of kit that can either stream media or store it without the need to leave the family computer on all day.
NAS (Network Assisted Storage) boxes and media players are becoming more user-friendly and getting cheaper all the time. You no longer need a Masters Degree in Computer Science to install them. We know, we've tested a few in the Pocket-lint labs and here's some of the best of them, all of which we'd happily recommend integrating into a home cinema setup, World Cup-inspired or no...
Western Digital WDTV Live HD (£110)
The WDTV Live HD is the true geek's choice for media streaming. Not only can it play and view a wild variety of video, audio and picture files stored on an external hard drive or USB memory stick, this generation of Western Digital's box includes full media streaming.
It needs to be wired into your network (unless you invest in an optional wireless dongle), and hooked up to your TV via a HDMI 1.3 socket on the back. And, once connected, you should be able to access any shared media on the network through its great looking user interface.
The WDTV Live HD is capable of playing 1080p video, as long as your network can manage the bandwidth required, and the list of file types it's compatible with is hugely impressive. It can munch on all manner of high-def codecs with consummate ease.
YouTube and other net content services are accessible through its browser, but it is the simplicity of the setup and neat form factor that make it an essential addition to a home cinema system in our eyes.
Zyxel NSA-220Plus (£150)
A NAS box is essentially a computer without a screen or keyboard. Indeed, it owes more to an office IT server than a piece of home entertainment equipment. However, adding one to a home cinema setup means that you won't have to turn on the desktop or laptop computer everytime you want to watch a movie.
Zyxel's NSA-220Plus comes without a hard drive, but has two bays for you to add your own. It can handle up to two 1.5TB SATAII HDDs, allowing for the possibility of having 3TB of storage capacity - a fair few pictures of Johnny at the seaside.
It runs independently from a computer, and plugs directly into a home network, although you will need a PC to set it up and manage files. You can plug an external drive or USB stick into it, though, and transfer files directly (with the push of one button), but it's always recommended that you tidy up your shared folders on a computer afterwards.
There's an in-built BitTorrent client to download files from the net, and the NSA-220Plus can be set to be visible in iTunes. It can also double as an FTP server, should you have leanings in that direction.
Its not cheap considering that you also need to invest in the drives, but we've had one running, without powering down, for a couple of months now and it's still going strong as the day it arrived.
Popcorn Hour C-200 ($300)
Available on import only, the Popcorn Hour has had Internet forums frothing for some time, and the latest addition to the range, the C-200 has proved quite a hit amongst the chatteratti.
Not only can the PH C-200 stream a whole multitude of file types through its wired Ethernet connection (Wi-Fi is an optional extra), and access a wide variety of net-based content providers, but it can be fitted with a Blu-ray drive, to boot. It also sports four USB ports in order to plug in any array of hard drives and USB sticks you'd care to.
And, if you decide not to opt for Blu-ray playback, you can even use the same slot/bay to add a 2.5 SATA internal hard drive, so that you can store your media files on board.
The box also contains an LCD front panel which allows you to navigate music files, for instance, so that you can play content without having to switch on the TV. In short, the Popcorn Hour isn't a mere media streamer, it's a media tank.
Read a full review of the Popcorn Hour C-200 here.
Sonos Bundle 250 (£800)
Sonos has crafted itself a fine heritage in the music streaming market with its series of network-ready boxes, and very little has been changed over the years; the kit is as ground-breaking now as it always has been.
The BU250 bundle comes with two receivers/streamers, both of which can be attached to your network via Ethernet or wirelessly. The smaller unit can then be plugged straight into an amplifier, or other piece of home entertainment kit that can accept digital or analogue audio connections. The larger box has the addition of speaker outputs.
They each connect to a computer (or NAS drive) and stream any music you have stored. That's it, really.
What strikes them apart from most other music streamers though, is the excellent, high-end audio performance. Obviously, poorly encoded MP3s will still sound harsh, but lossless music is delivered in poise and precision.
The pack also comes with a touchscreen remote, which also acts as the media centre when you're not at your computer, but if you have an iPhone, a free app does exactly the same job.
To be completely honest, once you've used a Sonos system, it's hard to go back to conventional music playing.
Read a full review of the Sonos BU250 here.
Logitech Squeezebox Radio (£150)
The Squeezebox range of music streamers has been highly successful for Logitech, but this small, easy-to-handle radio is, perhaps, the best example yet.
It can be wired into your home network, but is perhaps best suited to Wi-Fi use as it's more likely to be used in a room without an Ethernet socket.
You have to install some bundled software on a PC or Mac, and it scans your iTunes (or other music) folder in order to build its own, compatible library. The box can then play anything in the folder, showing album art and information on its mini LCD screen.
However, that's not the best bit. The Squeezebox Radio also has access to the entire world of Internet radio stations, which can be played at the press of just a few buttons. And they show up graphically on the little screen too.
Finally, for a small box, it gives out a decent level of bass. Its pricey, for a radio, but worth every penny.
Read a full review of the Logitech Squeezebox Radio here.
Buffalo LinkStation Mini 1TB (£250)
Another NAS box, but this time in the most diminutive of cases, Buffalo's LinkStation Mini has many of the features of the Zyxel server above, but with a tiny footprint.
Of course, there is a sacrifice; maximum capacity. The LinkStation Mini can only be bought with 500GB or 1TB of storage space (in RAID 0 or RAID 1 configuration). However, it comes with one or two drives already installed, respectively, and is also available in two different colours, black and white, so it doesn't have to be hidden in a cupboard.
Like the Zyxel NSA-220Plus, the LinkStation also has a BitTorrent client on board, allowing you to download files directly, and it too can be recognised by iTunes.
There's one last bonus to the LinkStation though; as it has no internal fan, it runs very quietly, making it ideal to sit on a desktop. It's certainly small enough.
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PlayStation 3 (£250)
It would be a crime to have a round-up of media streamers and not include the PS3, even though it's not a dedicated device. Not only is it plug-and-play, and a doddle to hook up to your remote media folders, but it can play a healthy array of media files, streamed wirelessly or wired through a home network.
Admittedly, it can't play MKV HD video files, but a free piece of software, MKV2VOB, is available for download online that can convert them. Other than that, the PS3 is an excellent media hub.
Read a full review of the PS3 Slim here.
Apple TV (£223)
Dinky, sleek and white, Apple's own media streamer has recently benefited from a welcome firmware update that has dramatically improved its front-end and performance. It still relies on iTunes for all of its media, and there's a fair few common file types that just won't play, but it makes up for some compatibility issues by having the most intuitive operating system around.
Plus, if you hook it up to Apple's Time Capsule Wi-Fi router/hard drive (£234 for 1TB), the Apple TV can store a darn sight more content onboard than its 160GB internal drive allows.
Read a full review of the Apple TV here.
What do you think? Do you already stream media at home? Do you think solid state media, such as Blu-ray, is on the way out? Let us know in the comments below.
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Last night, we are sitting on the couch watching TV and he was eating chicken. He find's it neccesary to eat like a slob, chewing with his mouth open making nasty sucking and chomping noises licking his fingers, knawing on the chicken bone and shit.
It made me soooo mad I stormed out. Listening to the chomping and sucking, the theme from the twilight zone started playing in my head and I felt like I was gonna go crazy.
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The group was very good. We hadn't been to this venue before. The revolving stage was unique and solved the problem of theatre in the round.
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Government Policy and Farmland Markets: The Maintenance of Farmer Wealth / Edition 1by Charles Moss, Andrew Schmitz
Pub. Date: 10/06/2003
Publisher: Wiley
Of immeasurable value to lenders, agricultural economists, and a host of agribusinesses this unique volume brings together leading farmland authorities in the United States and Canada to examine the economic determinants of land value and the consequences of change in land values.
As the most basic factor of production in the agricultural enterprise, farmland
Of immeasurable value to lenders, agricultural economists, and a host of agribusinesses this unique volume brings together leading farmland authorities in the United States and Canada to examine the economic determinants of land value and the consequences of change in land values.
As the most basic factor of production in the agricultural enterprise, farmland dominates the agricultural balance sheet, accounting for an average of 70% of all agricultural assets. The authors of this timely book provide expert analysis and review of this subject.
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Section I: Historical Perspectives on Farmland Values.
1 Farmland Markets in the Development of U.S. Agriculture (Willard W. Cochrane).
2 Disaggregating Farmland Markets (Philip M. Raup).
3 Farmland Markets: Historical Perspectives and Contemporary Issues (Bruce J. Sherrick and Peter J. Barry).
Section II: Government Policies and Farmland Values.
4 The Economics and Politics of Farmland Values (Andrew Schmitz and Richard E. Just).
5 U.S. Commodity Policies and Land Values (Bruce Gardner).
6 Explaining Regional Differences in the Capitalization of Policy Benefits into Agricultural Land Values (Barry K. Goodwin, Ashok K. Mishra, and FranFois N. Ortalo-Magne)
7 Do Direct Payments Have Inter-Temporal Effects on U.S. Agriculture? (Terry Roe, Agapi Somwaru, and Xinshen Diao).
8 Economies of Farm Size, Government Payments, and Land Costs (Luther Tweeten and Jeffrey Hopkins).
Section III: Capital Markets and Farmland Values.
9 Capital Markets, Land Values, and Boom-Bust Cycles (Allen M. Featherstone and Charles B. Moss).
10 Hysteresis and the Value of Farmland: A Real-Options Approach to Farmland Valuation (Calum Turvey).
11 The Certainty Equivalence of Farmland Values: 1910 to 2000 (Charles B. Moss, J.S. Shonkwiler, and Andrew Schmitz).
12 Cash Rents, Imputed Returns, and the Valuation of Farmland Revisited (Kenneth Erichon, Ashok K. Mishra. and Charles B. Moss).
Section IV: Transaction Costs and Farmland Values.
13 On the Dynamics of Land Markets under Transaction Costs (Jean-Paul Chavas).
14 Spectral Evidence on the Investment Horizon and Transaction Costs for Present-Value Models of Iowa Farmland Prices (Douglas J. Miller).
15 Using Threshold Autoregressions to Model Farmland Prices under Transaction Costs and Variable Discount Rates (Sergio H. Lence).
Section V: Urbanization, Environmental Quality, and Farmland Values.
16 Local Land Markets and Agricultural Preservation Programs (Lori Lynch and Sabrina J. Lovell).
17 Efficiency, Equity, and Farmland Protection: An Economic Perspective (Lawrence W. Libby).
18 Urban Influence: Effects on U.S. Farmland Markets and Value (Charles Barnard, Keith Wiebe, and Vince Breneman).
19 Rural Amenities and Farmland Values (Lawrence W. Libby and Elena G. Irwin).
Section VI: Regional and International Dimensions.
20 Micro-Markets for Farmland: The Case of Florida and California (John E. Reynolds and Warren Johnston).
21 Effects of Government Restrictions on Land Ownership: The Saskatchewan Case (Jared Carlberg and Hartley Furtan).
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It appears the rookie contracts and free agency appear to be the only stumbling blocks to ending the NFL lockout. It appears if they can get passed the rookie contracts the free agency disagreement should be settled quickly.
I personally believe the rookie contracts are ridiculous, and that money should go towards proven players and the benefits of players who proved themselves day in and day out before they retired. That money shouldn't go to some kid coming out of college who never proved a single thing in the NFL. Let that rookie earn his own pay.
A rookie wage scale and free agency for veterans appear to be the biggest stumbling blocks to ending the NFL lockout.
Several people with knowledge of the talks tell the Associated Press that such key issues as splitting total revenues -- the major reason for the dispute -- the salary cap, fewer offseason workouts and the length of a new collective bargaining agreement are close to being completed.
For those who've purchased the "legacy" night game uniforms...
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2011 Fan Day - any announcements yet?
Does anyone know when Fan Day is this year? I have a Michigan helmet from the Women's Football Academy last year that would look quite fine with a few signatures on it.
Amazing Week in Sports - Life is Great!
I just have to share my elation right now with the sporting world right now.
1. Michigan picks up Wilson and Kalis.
2. USA beats Brazil in an absolutely EPIC soccer match.
3. Detroit Tigers are back in first place.
4. Uber-Michigan fan Derek Jeter made history.
5. We are not Ohio State.
I feel like this is somewhat summing up a bunch of the below posts, but it has just been an amazing weekend for sports.
Go Blue!
Sportsnation Tradition Poll Final Reminder
The Sportsnation Tradition Poll Final on Facebook has been running for a few days but has gotten very little attention until recently. The Sportsnation Facebook page put it on the mainpage again and the MFFF (Michigan Football Facebook Fanpage) finally posted about it this afternoon but the vote tally is still only around 20,000. With the voting so low it's anybodies to win, though FSU currently leads 61% to 39%. I for one would hate to see FSU win another tradition poll Michigan clearly should win after the Best Helmet fiasco. VBOD!
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SALT LAKE CITY — Police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing teenager who her father says has medical issues and could be at risk.
Mharina Acciaio, 16, was dropped off at City Creek Center on Tuesday about 11 a.m. She was expected home by 8 p.m. but never arrived, according to police.
Her father, Thomas Acciaio, said his daughter is bipolar and functions at the mental capacity of a 5-year-old. He said she needs to take medication twice a day.
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- The package says the charge will last for 1 year, but otherwise doesn't say how long the charge will last. It indicates it can be used for any device.by DJN299/21/2013Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- Its worth a try , I replaced all my Panasonic 5-phones batteries after 6 years and they seem just fine. Installed them a few weeks ago , time will tell.by mdx94212/16/2014Was this answer helpful? (2) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- I don't see why not... after you charge your batteries... they're just like any other Energizer or Duracell battery. But to have total confidence in their use... You should contact your phones manufacturer to find out for sure...by nudderbutter1/3/2016Was this answer helpful? (1) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- Take the back off of your phone and look. It most likely uses a different battery than AA or AAA.by vitaminmark12/9/2012Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- NO don't buy these! I almost bought these battery's last nite at Walmart because they were only $10 for 4 but i thought i better talk w/ an Electronic Tech 1st b4 buying these as they don't sell the Panasonic Ni-MH triple A's in the store that came w/ my talking Panasonic Dect 2 phones, he said these won't work properly. So go the extra mile like i'am and get the right kind. Hope this helped..!by Annie531/21/2016Was this answer helpful? (2) (5)Was this answer helpful?
- These batteries work in ANY product requiring battery usage. Make sure you buy the "Energizer" recharger when you buy the batteries (my charger came with 4 AA batteries), and get the one that recharges BOTH AA and AAA batteries. We haven't had to buy new batteries for over a year!by Mermaidwishes2/19/2015Was this answer helpful? (1) (2)Was this answer helpful?
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Skip to comments.Drawing Conclusions--WHAT THE CARTOONS HAVE REVEALED.
Posted on 02/08/2006 10:59:36 AM PST by SJackson
aybe you remember, back in 1989, the controversy over Piss Christ, a piece of art by the now fashionable artist Andres Serrano. He himself had been living on a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, and his brave break-out work (a crucifix immersed in urine) was hung in various public museums and was debated and mostly defended by the high culture elites until it became part of the canon. So much part of the canon that I suspect almost no one any longer blanches or even blinks when he sees the image anywhere. Then you may remember that other and later cruddy art work, by Chris Ofili, the Afro-Brit winner of the Turner Prize, Holy Virgin Mary, in which the medium is ever so daintily catalogued: "paper collage, glitter, polyester resin, map pins, elephant dung on linen." Coming after Piss Christ, it did not cause so much of a stir. Still, these experiments in testing public tolerance for the visual representation of the mixing of human and animal excretions with the divine constituted, at least in my view, the ugliest battle in the culture wars. It was started on the left, and it was the left that won it. And I'm not sure it shouldn't have. Yes, the First Amendment ... and all that. You may dislike what it protects ... but protect it, it must.
I was reminded of these episodes by the riots now spreading here, there, everywhere over the twelve cartoons about the Prophet Mohammed published in a privately owned Danish newspaper, Jyllands-Posten, last September. Some of the illustrations are a bit goofy, some much more provocative. One depicts Mohammed's head with an ignited bomb protruding from his turban. In any case, for the rampaging mobs of Muslims this may be more a theological contention than a political one. Muslims are just plain forbidden from depicting the prophet. So, let them not depict him. But Christians and Jews, Hindus and Buddhists are not prohibited, and I assume that the Danish cartoonists were not Muslims but Lutherans (an overwhelming majority of whom assert that they do not believe in God) or from that cool breed of Scandinavian rationalists. Another cartoon shows the prophet greeting some martyrs at the entrance to heaven, and he shouts to them, "Stop, stop, we have run out of virgins." When you compare the most offensive of these caricatures to the vile and inciting images of Jews routinely shown on government-owned television all over the Muslim world (forget about the ugly role of caricature in the long history of Christian anti-Semitism) you wonder what all the fuss is about. OK, Bill Clinton doesn't wonder. He's referred to them as "these totally outrageous cartoons against Islam," although I myself doubt whether he's ever bothered to look at them. Is he for free expression or for that sloppy multiculturalism that forbids you from raising anyone's hackles? This is the liberal's dilemma. By the way, a European-Arab website--in retaliation, I suppose--has just put out a cartoon showing Anne Frank and Hitler in bed.
As far as I can tell, no American newspaper except The Philadelphia Inquirer has reprinted the cartoons. This has left those who still depend on the daily gazette in the lurch. They don't know exactly what the papers are writing about and why precisely Muslim mobs are so agitated. Of course, television hasn't shown them either. And TNR won't publish them. Should we? We certainly are not obliged to run them: Just imagine the geshrei if a pro-Zionist journal did run them. We wouldn't in any case: It would only bring more people into the circle of peril. If you're really interested you can find them on the web on your own. (The San Francisco Chronicle's online edition has a link to them and the right-wing FrontPageMagazine.com has a very informative and intelligent article on its site, fully illustrated.) I just don't recall whether any of the newspapers or news weeklies reproduced Piss Christ at the time of that controversy. (And I'd appreciate it if any readers can tell me.) The present American media black-out is consistent with the Bush administration's huffing and puffing: "We find them offensive, and we certainly understand why Muslims would find these images offensive." Maybe the media execs were thinking about whether our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan would be in more peril if American press outlets reproduced the cartoons. It seems that the Islamicists believe that they cannot simply disagree vehemently with those who offend them. They seem incapable of simply opposing. Killing--or threatening to kill--seems to be a reflex with enough of them to make militant Islam a danger. As Saturday's Guardian pointed out, a demonstration "led by the extremist group al-Ghuraba ... marched to the Danish embassy in Knightsbridge carrying banners calling on Muslims to 'massacre' those who insult Islam and chanting: 'Britain, you will pay, 7/7 on its way'." Why exactly threaten England with another bombing? As far as I know, no British periodical has run the cartoons even as an act of solidarity. So why, in fact, are people who so openly menace the English populace allowed to walk free on the streets? This is not free speech. This is rank intimidation--and, given 7/7, there is, in the words of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., a clear and present danger.
But a few newspapers in other countries were neither docile nor frightened nor conscientious. There is, after all, some fraternity among journalists. The Times reported that the cartoons had been reprinted in Germany, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, and Hungary, in addition to France and Jordan, where the editors responsible for the decision were summarily fired by their papers' owners. That Jordanian is one hell of a brave person. In Damascus, where the Syrian police-state can prevent virtually anything from happening, mobs burnt the Danish and Norwegian embassies with impunity. In Beirut, thousands of seething Muslims stormed into a Christian quarter where the Danish consulate is situated and brought it down also. Lebanese security arrested 76 Syrians, 36 Palestinians, 25 suspected Syrians without papers, 36 Lebanese, and 12 of unidentified nationality. In proto-Palestine, of course, mobs sacked many European offices, even though most of them have functioned--to Israel's despair--as eager partisans in the Palestinian cause, even (with a wink and a nod) partisans of Palestinian terrorism. According to the AP, Mahmoud Zahar, a leader of Hamas, the landslide winner in the recent Palestinian legislative elections, told Il Giornale that anybody responsible for publishing the cartoons should be put to death, and complained that "We should have killed all those who offend the Prophet, and here we are demonstrating peaceably." Peaceably, indeed--if burning offices is considered peaceful. In the Arab town of Nazareth in Israel, hundreds turned out to vent their anger. Rage and bloodlust were on display elsewhere in the Muslim world. Here's the Islamicist equation: Blow up Jews, Israelis, unfavored Iraqis, Hindus in China, Christians in Indonesia, tourists in Egypt, ordinary and uninvolved people riding the trains in London and Madrid--good, very good. Draw some tasteless cartoons--bad, no, terrible, candidate for murder.
The Danish predicament is especially excruciating. Denmark has a deep commitment to freedom of the press, and the population is exceedingly disquieted by Muslim impingement on its distinctive way of life, socially tolerant, if also a bit xenophobic. Yes, the Danes assert, minorities have rights. But majorities do also, and among them is the right to survive with their culture and norms not being under siege. The whole of Western Europe is right now in the midst of discovering this truism, and other countries' political and cultural norms--those of France, Belgium, Holland, for example--are more imperiled than are Denmark's. Still, the Copenhagen government is center-right. The cartoons expressed something of the sentiment of its supporters. But, being an advanced economy in a globalized world, it has other interests, capitalist interests, and these interests have been pressing the government to try to propitiate the Muslim world and particularly the Arab sector of it over the cartoon incident.
Boycotts against Danish companies are underway wherever Mohammed is officially revered. There are interdicts against Danish products. In Egypt, what go for supermarkets have announced a ban on Danish commodities. There is an epidemic of ostracism, not only of the Danes but the other Scandinavians who had absolutely nothing to do with this episode. ARLA, one of the largest dairy producers in the world and the makers of Lurpak butter, has been particularly hard hit, and it has already laid off hundreds of workers at home. Lego is on the taboo list. So is Novo, the main producer of insulin. (Only Arab polities and Arab companies would put a hex on an insulin manufacturer. To hell with those who suffer from diabetes.) A.P. Moller, perhaps the world's hugest shipping company, like the other targets of the trade boycott, also has felt tremendous pressure. Of course, it, like its partners in trade pain, has attempted to rechannel that pressure on to the ruling party in Copenhagen to pacify the Muslims, to yield and pray for quarter.
But the European polis is not altogether controlled by the big corporations. The Europeans still have an attachment to their liberties, including their press liberties. And the incident of the cartoons that offended the Muslim minorities of the continent and the Muslim majorities elsewhere has not been, will not be, the only matter to provoke them. Europe and the countries of Europe will not take instructions on how to run a civil politics or how to preserve their culture from those whose habits have not yet caught up with the Magna Carta or the Declaration of the Rights of Man. This episode will inevitably harm Turkey in its bid to enter the European Union. More important, it will deepen the alienation of Muslim and Arab immigrants and their families from those amongst whom they live, still as a minority. They will have no one but themselves to blame. They did not keep the social contract that was both implicit and explicit in their arrival--not that they had larger birth-rates but that they increasingly do not seem to grasp the most elementary of democratic transactions: Give berth even to that which you dislike. The very essence of liberal society is the willingness--OK, the doleful willingness--of its members and constituent groups to be slighted.
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Thanks, I'll ask to have it corrected.
He seemed receptive but could only pass the suggestion "up the line."
No one that I can recall ever said that the "art" should be illegal to produce. And no one rioted over the issue.
You know, since the combined output of all the middle east (taking out oil) is less than that of Finland - these boycotts can only go so far - they don't make anything and must purchase most of their goods from someone.
Well, obviously someone, somewhere, sees some kind of connection that is hidden from non-Islamofascists....
"But it flatly is not fair that you can bash Jesus but you can't praise him."
Time to look for and buy Danish products.
What do the Danes make that we sell over here?
As Johan Goldberg pointed out in his latest article ... the Muslim boycott of Danish goods will have no impact at all on the sale of Danish hams ....
baby back ribs.
"So, let them not depict him. But Christians and Jews, Hindus and Buddhists are not prohibited, and I assume that the Danish cartoonists were not Muslims"
Have you heard the Muslim spokesman who said he demands that "new rules" be established in Europe that make everybody play by Muslim standards? Gimme a break! Sounds a little bit like the homosexual activist civil-rightsers right here in the US of A...
Yes, and thank God for the internet. Aside from the blatant cowardice implicit in that statement it is inaccurate as well - peril shared is peril diluted. But check this one out:
But the European polis is not altogether controlled by the big corporations. The Europeans still have an attachment to their liberties, including their press liberties.
Nor is the American polis. And it isn't corporate control that is the issue here, it is the self-confessed cowardice of the author that is the issue.
The American press gets a big, fat zero from this pen. I am absolutely appalled at its craven submission and at its desperate intellectual backflips such as this author's to blame Bush or the corporations for it.
I love it!
To a liberal that makes the oposite point. The government must support what ever liberals like or it is horrible and bloody suppression, NAZIlike in its effects. If Joe Blow says he doesn't want to give his money to people who insult him and his beliefs and preferences, that is also NAZI suppression of freedom. A liberal'primary freedom is freedom to finance what he likes with other people's money. A liberal also does not consider himself as free so long as he has not successfully suppressed people who don't agree with him.
lol yeah i found that off atlas shrugs blog today. Hilarious. I used to love watching that guy on the pbs station. Of course I have problems drawing a stick figure so I was constantly amazed
The point over the Piss piece and the Dung canvas was about public money and public support. My tax dollars should not be spent in those ways especially when courts demand that any positive image or expression of Christ -- say in a nativity scene -- should be banished from public buildings and never touch public funds. There is some major hypocrisy in the application of the First Amendment.
As I mentioned on another thread, I equate the muslim reaction to the kid who gets caught smoking and pop has him puff on a nice strong cigar to "get his mind right". The posting of these cartoon images on every tree, wall, telephone pole, etc. would illustrate our freedom of expression and our wish for freedom everywhere. The muslims acting out, as also with the democrats, does nothing but hinder their causes. Let freedom ring!!
This statement seems to fly in the face of the current political correctness trend among liberals.
I used to watch that guy too, but what amazed me the most was his hair!
*Muslims fly commercial airliners into buildings in New York City. No Muslim outrage.
* Muslim officials block the exit where school girls are trying to escape a burning building because their faces were exposed. No Muslim outrage.
* Muslims cut off the heads of three teenaged girls on their way to school in Indonesia. A Christian school. No Muslim outrage.
* Muslims murder teachers trying to teach Muslim children in Iraq. No Muslim outrage.
* Muslims murder over 80 tourists with car bombs outside cafes and hotels in Egypt. No Muslim outrage.
* A Muslim attacks a missionary children's school in India. Kills six. No Muslim outrage.
* Muslims slaughter hundreds of children and teachers in Beslan, Russia. Muslims shoot children in the back. No Muslim outrage.
* Muslims fire rocket-propelled grenades into schools full of children in Israel. No Muslim outrage.
* Muslims murder more than 50 commuters in attacks on London subways and busses. Over 700 are injured. No Muslim outrage.
* Muslims massacre dozens of innocents at a Passover Seder. No Muslim outrage.
* Muslims murder innocent vacationers in Bali. No Muslim outrage.
* Muslims blow up commuter trains in Spain, murdering hundreds and wounding thousands. No Muslim outrage.
* Muslim newspapers regularly publish anti-Semitic cartoons. No Muslim outrage
* Muslims are involved, on one side or the other, in almost every one of the 125+ shooting wars around the world. No Muslim outrage.
* Muslims beat the charred bodies of Western civilians with their shoes, then hang them from a bridge. No Muslim outrage.
* Newspapers in Denmark and Norway publish cartoons depicting Mohammed. Muslims are outraged.
I bought some Lego the other day. Felt good, even if it was not for me.
Let me see if I have this quite right. In these Muslim theocracies you are not allowed to have a picture/image of your great prophet, Mohammed but everywhere around the country are posters of a great mullah, imam, ayatolla, bin ladin, hussein, king, sheik or other party power. Interesting marketing plan.
If that were true, they would not have hammered the Abu Ghraib story to death, or the phony Koran flushing, or printed every crticism of the war in Iraq on their front pages day in and day out. They were only concerned for their own pathetic safety.
Christains don't kill you over "piss christ", but muslims will slaughter your whole family over a damn cartoon.
As for boycotts of Danish products, Democracies everywhere should place a complete food trade embargo on any country that boycotts Danish goods. See how long they can keep it up when they start starving to death.
Washed down with a cold Tuborg beer.
Yes, or a Carlsberg.
Maybe the media execs were thinking about whether our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan would be in more peril if American press outlets reproduced the cartoons.
Sure, it's that sensibility that kept all of them from publishing the Abu Ghraib photos.
Have you heard the Muslim spokesman who said he demands that "new rules" be established in Europe that make everybody play by Muslim standards?
I did not hear that specific quote, but it is evident that many of them in Europe and America think that way. Their goal is the islamization of the West.
If the Muslims that live in Denmark refuse to become Danish but insist that they allow to be Muslim outside of Danish rule of law, then how much longer can Denmark survive.
The author says that is being xenophobic. No it's not.
There is a difference between not liking foreigners and refusing to surrender your culture.
The same goes for the French and the British and the Swedes...
Do they surrender to this growing alien culture and be content to be a minority in their own country.
It seems to be they have chosen to fight... and they have a fight on their hands. May they Europeans endure and win this clash of civilizations.
A lead-in to the story?
Your comments and where you stand on the issue?
Re your #16 -
I've seen photos of that picture (which has been widely used in satirical portrayals of "Mohammed") from Iraq some time ago, and as I recall it is not supposed to be the "prophet" at all, but some famous Immam who lived a few hundred years ago and is highly revered by some sect or another of Islam.
Sort of like a "Saint", I guess.
Perhaps someone who knows more about Moslem history than i do could comment?
Re #27 -
In the more urban, metrosexual abcesses of socialized America, the PC liberals might be ready to capitulate to the "offended" Muzlim demands and bend their knee to the headsman's block...
But the America I know, where the trees grow and pickup trucks roll and people don't mind getting their hands dirty - you go telling someone what they have to or must not do, and they are apt to look you square in the eye, flip you the bird, and say "Make me, @$$XXX!".
Perhaps it's a similar spirit of defiance that some Danes are showing in response to the demands of the cutthroats to stop "offending" them.
They just start cranking out MORE Islammocrastic "cartoons", and make them even more vulgar, insulting, and tawdry.
Sort of like saying; "Make us, ragheads!"
The proverbial gauntlet is thrown right back into the offended Immam's faces... and they are not going to like that one bit, now are they?
The thing is, CAN militant Islam "make them" stifle their satire, punish them for their audacity, or make their government or management make them cease and desist?
They sure are trying!
How far will the Jihhadist thugs go to impose their will not only on the press, but on all of Europe... or the rest of the World, for that matter?
Once the precident is set that we must never "offend" Islam, then what will they find "offensive" next, pray tell?
European and American women without burquas?
The ringing of church bells anywhere a Muslim might hear them?
The very existance of a Synagog anywhere?
Will anything short of total submission to Sharia Law by all of Humankind become mortally "offensive" to them?
Stay tuned sports fans; only time will tell.
Just remember; when you are more afraid of the consequences of violating Sharia law than you are of the consequences of violating the legitimate statuatory law of your own Nation or community, then guess what?;
You've just lost, Dhimmie.
But I think that a few probably unarmed and vunerable Danish cartoonists are trying to "draw" (pun intended) a proverbial line in the sand... where a lot of their (as well as our own) "leaders" don't dare to.
And as much as I don't really go along with knocking anyone's religion, I've gotta respect their spunk.
Maybe it's high time for a few more lines in the sand, eh wot?
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Transformation Through Menopause (Hardcover)
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Author: McCain, Marian Van Eyk
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This volume presents a holistic, theoretical framework for understanding menopause as a major developmental event in womens lives. Rather than an unpleasant phase to be endured or alleviated, Marian Van Eyk McCain views menopause as an empowering experience that women can use for personal growth. Artfully interweaving her research, years of clinical experience, and her personal perceptions of menopause to create an inspiring new vision of the change of life. She goes well beyond a discussion of hormones and hot flashes to uncover the deep emotional and spiritual significance of this time in womens lives. This book is not only about change on a personal or physical level but in society as well. McCain lays out historical and cross-cultural beliefs about menstruation and menopause and the attitudes surrounding them (from taboos to reverence) and points out that in our modern society women most often either try to ignore or make it through this essential period of womanhood in order to compete in a mans world on male terms. In tune with recent feminist thought, the author says there is a new womanpower emerging, which means that it is time for women to honor their natural cycles. There is no other book that combines the insights, inspiration, and wealth of information contained in this work. It is an important book for the alternative-minded baby-boom generation who are seeking new ways to approach middle age. *Author: McCain, Marian Van Eyk/ Van Eyk McCain, Marian *Binding Type: Hardcover *Number of Pages: 200 *Publication Date: 1991/09/30 *Language: English *Dimensions: 5.51 x 8.50 x 0.62 inches
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